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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1965
Page
5
Kalona observes Youth Week with a 6:30 PM banquet at the Kalona Mennonite Church on Monday February 8. Church reps chair the event. the planning committee lists well known local names. entertainment includes games and a film. Youth from several churches participate, with information available from church representatives.
Mrs. Tracy Anderson introduces guest speaker E. J. Hesselschwerdt who shares a trip to the Holy Land. The next club meeting on February 15 will be hosted by Mrs. A. A. Jackson at 1 pm with dessert. Afterward the group will visit John Bixler in Iowa City to view and hear a rebuilt church organ demonstration.
Gov Harold E Hughes praised the Iowa Legislature for removing secrecy from committees and pledging open debate on major issues. He called the session innovative, noting past attempts like death penalty bills were blocked, and predicted full public consideration on the floors of both houses.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Stan Woeste officiating. Pallbearers Dunham Morrison Milburn McKay Clarence Logan William Shannon Leo Hoover Charles Crull. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
King to meet President Johnson over the Selma voter registration campaign. A White House aide has discussed the possible conference. Congressional delegates to Selma return with a pledge to strengthen civil rights law and push for more voting protections.
A fragmented classified-style notice lists medical services including an osteopathic physician and optometrists. It mentions P. L. Etter as a doctor and John W. Lemmon with eye examinations and glasses fitting at 527 South Town, near Christian Tabernacle, with phone numbers OL 3-3303 and OL 3-2987. The fragment references rectal diseases and child eye care.
Moscow signals openness to a peaceful path to communism through cooperation with Social Democrats in Western Europe. Pravda argues ideological gaps have narrowed since 1956, asserting world communism can be achieved peacefully and that Social Democrats have shifted left, reducing hostility to the Communist Party.
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